Another refugee Emdadullah said his family has fled as the security forces set fire to their houses and shoot fire sensing Rohingyas’ presence.

Refugee people from children to adult along with their domestic animals and birds managed to cross the border with ease to take shelter. They also sold their cattle and hens to the local people, witnesses said.

Several hundred more Rohingyas also took shelter on no man's land along with the border areas after failing to cross the border since August 25.

Bangladesh saw a fresh exodus of refugees after at least 89 people were killed as Rohingya militants besieged border posts in northern Rakhine state of Myanmar on August 25.